A deadly Allosaurus ambushes its prey | Planet Dinosaur - BBC
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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 bbc.in/iPlayer-Home At 9 metres and 1.5 tonnes, Allosaurus was a formidable Jurassic hunter. But its bite was surprisingly weak - so how did it make a kill?
This episode focuses on the Jurassic period, a time when the first giant killers stalked the Earth and lurked in the seas - and the slightest advantage meant the difference between life and death.
In North America, the iconic allosaurus, an ambush hunter with a lethal bite, dominated. Not even the heavily armoured stegosaurus was safe from this killer, and incredible evidence reveals a glimpse of a vicious battle between these two giants.
Life in Jurassic oceans was no easier - in 2008, a fossil was dug out of a frozen island high in the Arctic. It was a colossal marine reptile, twice as big as most ocean predators at 15 metres long and weighing about 45 tonnes. This was Predator X. Its skull alone was nearly twice the size of a Tyrannosaurus rex's, and its bite force unmatched by anything in the Jurassic seas.
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A fun fact: We live closer in time to the Tyrannosaurus rex than it did to the Allosaurus. T-Rex lived 66 million years ago, while Allosaurus went extinct 80 million years before the T-Rex came along Allosaurus was a fossil in the ground when T-Rex was walking the earth. That really puts things into prospective for how massive a time span the dinosaurs were around.
It also proves that we will also be gone pretty ”soon”….
I love this kind of info
is Allosaurs related to T_rex in ANy way? What was the carnivore timeline inbetween Allo and T-Dog? What species of predator existed between them?
@@Defender78Tyrannosaurus and Allosaurus aren't closely related,Allosaurus is more closely related to Giganotosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus (Allosauroidea)
Allosaurus is so underrated in the media, never seen a live action movie with it. Even though they have found several times more Allos than T-Rex skeletons.
It was in the Lost World movie as a villain. But you are right, it should get more air time, I think plenty of dinosaurs deserve some or more air time in either documentaries or movies.
Don't forget," Jurassic Fight Club" and the movie," Allosaurus".
I am making a short film and there is going to be an allosaurus as one of the main antagonists.
EirikXL Are you telling me you've never seen "The Valley Of Gwangi"? It's a CLASSIC Ray Harryhausen movie, and the title character is an Allosaurus.
EirikXL and games make it super weak only The Isle is a good game to play allosaurus
"It isn't pretty. It isn't clinical. But it is ruthlessly efficient." Well, nature rewards efficiency
yea just look at us
Nature's a cruel Mistress
@@DgardsGaming Indeed, sonsofgaming 🎮: The Mother Nature is definitely *one cruel mistress* right there...
‘’T-Rex was an awesome predator” Allosaurus: allow me to Introduce myself
T-rex: iam big and powerful Allo: *Im speed*
@scazoid lol
“Allosaurus was an awesome predator” Tyrannosaurus rex: Allow me to introduce myself
@J The reason why (in my opinion) Allosaurus is more interesting, is the fact that it didn’t have a strong bite force, instead it used its head like an axe. Tyrannosaurus however, had a simple case of a powerful bite force. I think how Allosaurus killed is one of the reasons I’m fascinated by it.
We are doubting Allosaurus’ axe-like usability because of the idea of it only being able to engage with the top of its skull, or it will smash the bottom part of the skull on the bones. Allosaurus would likely use its 79 degree gape to use it on much meatier sides as join its teeth for multiple rips, while also using its forelimbs and maybe toe claws. I personally like both animals. But, I find Tyrannosaurus more interest not just because of the 6 ton bone crushing bite, but also because it was an expert ambush predator that used its muscular, thick body to act as a fighting predator, too.
I'm just happy to see so many people excited about science and dinosaurs.
im just here for violence
cr0c0d1l3 :3
Of course they are It got violence
😰😰😰😰
Science rules
Lol love how the narrator describes it " it isn't pretty, it isn't clinically, but it ruthlessly eficiente"
*Clinical *Efficient
Jeje auto correct brother, for some strange reason my keyboard switches from English to Spanish and vice versa
Thanks anyway
I totally understand, man :) My device does that from time to time.
Luis Valentin best quote for a show like this
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how *good* this allosaurus looks? I mean I know a lot of stuff in this documentary is outdated now but this allosaurus reconstruction is still the best I've seen in any documentary, movie, or video game.
One of my favourite models from the documentary, the Spino being the other one.
I don't know that it's drastically outdated, still only about a decade old vs. WWD and When Dinosaurs Roamed America which are both 20+ and definitely a ways more outdated in comparison
I think this is when the show started getting better at the animation
You're missing out on a lot of games, my guy.
Idk how outdated the body is, but the hatchet theory is debunked, so..
2:53 OH MY GOD, FRANK, YOU SCARED ME what? it's just the two of us here- OH GAAAAAWD
😂
Me at school My friend walking into class, me copying homework, scared that it’s a teacher, me realizing it’s my friend, TEACHER COMES OUT OF NO WHERE
Bruh that other dude a fake freind he just dipped 🤣🤣
i do not scare of that
It's just two of us... Two of us... ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
The herbivores like "oh where did he go? Oh well I'm just gonna eat these greens.... arghhhhh omg"
No.
I know right
eu nao gostei
@@kauahenrique5305 wtf
Nom nom nom
Holy crap there were a lot of termites back then
There still are today.
Sir Gus the Mighty don't you mean millions??
Ya
Lol
ZACHARY HARTLEBEN :|
"A prey is running for its life; "A predator is merely running for food"
J Chea well the predator is running for its life too if a bigger predetor chases it.
The predator is also running for its life if it hasn't eaten in a while.
Merely? The predator will die if it doesn't catch its food.
J Chea funny that a human says this.
Good work out if you ask me.
If there’s one thing Planet Dinosaur manages to pull of better than any dinosaur documentary, it’s suspense
Yup, which then leads to jumpscares FNaF can only dream of.
Yeah the suspenseful wait before allo attack and the closeup of the strike was terrifying
@@starzilla624 There’s actual build-up to it instead of just shameless in your face cheap scares. Helps that Allosaurus to me is more terrifying than possessed animatronics. What would make it even scarier is if it didn’t roar and the only thing you’d hear would footsteps with sub-sound infrared bellows like in real life.
Mhm! And the models too. Idk about you, but the actual characters in other dinosaur documentaries I've seen all look a bit out of place. Planet Dinosaur does a great job at making it look realistic!
@@Latte44 03:04 Allosaurus 🦖: (pounces at the Camptosaurus) " *SURPRISE, MOFO* ...😈!!"
Honestly I'm just glad that Camptosaurus had some screen time. It was one of the most abundant dinosaurs of the Jurassic period, but it's not well known in pop culture due to it's mundane looks. The poor thing is overlooked by the general public because of all the other famous dinosaurs from its time period. Dinosaurs like Stegosaurus, Apatosaurus and Allosaurus overshadow Camptosaurus all the time.
But it looks so cute and innocent. It also looks like a kangaroo
Let's be real here... Tiger, Rhino or Cow. Allosaurus, Stegosaurus or Camptosaurus. It's obvious why, it's the same as the current modern day animals. No one really cares about Cows or Chickens but they're all madly in love with Tigers and Dolphins. No one cares about the thing that's at the bottom of the food chain, they never have and they never will. It's just fodder.
I preer chickens over tigers and dolphins and I think Camptosaurus is cute. ;v; It's nice seeing the little dinosaurs, and big dinosaurs are cool too. Not everyone is like that
There are odd exceptions of course, but let's be honest here... Would the majority of people want to see some medium sized dinosaur that has no extraordinary feature, nor is it scary. There is no draw to it, where as Allosaurus for example, is fast, brutal and scary. It also doesn't help that the graphic designers always put mundane and bland colours on the "boring" dinosaurs but vibrant and loud colours on the "exciting" dinosaurs.
Pretty much so, but Tyrannosaurus rex is way more overrated than any other dinosaur
3:16 me running away from my problems
BIG Chigga lol
😂
Haha it seems like they always catch up with you and bites you in the ass from the looks of things😂
Lmfaoooooo
The scary thing is the camptosaurus had to run from these killing machines on a regular basis
Well that's like lions and hebras too
*me a chill Allosaurus who never killed anything* yes we r "killing machine" Edit:i just killed a goat it was delicious
@@animan_artsfanart2444 the f*ck is a hebra
@Personal Being a bad joke like 90% of KZhead
@@afriendlycampfire260 zebra misspelled I think
Finally, a dinosaur documentary where the predator does not roar at its prey. I'm glad for this bit of realism.
Finally? It’s been that way before. Besides, a roar doesn’t make the prey lightning fast or teleport.
Yeah but it shows how accurate it is The allosaurus is like the lion of the dinosaurs
I know they always make it roar
lol, oh its just friend. oh wait, now we're gonna die
Allosaurus:No,only one will die today.
@@edwardtakashi5579 Allosaurus: Unless I wanna come back for a second helping, but that´ll be tomorrow :D
2:57 "Sup bro. How ya doing? Nice day for walk isn't it?"
Allosaurus: *enters chat* Camptosaurus: *haha, I’m in danger*
Spino : ....... wanna kill t-rex
@@coppergolem8713 thing is spinosauras never met t-rex
@@Raptordude05 ik 🤣
@@coppergolem8713 Even if they do, Spino would ultimately got itself killed by T.rex
@@TheXAllosaurus but it heavily depends on the terrain if we're fighting in a swampy area the spino has a better chance of winning while on plains the t rex has a better chance of winning
It's amazing what the bones of animals that lived millions of year ago can tell us. The stories they hold are incredibly intriguing.
Big Al definitely fits into your comment, the movie for him and his battle scars on themselves have made him my favorite REAL dinosaur, sue being right behind him
@@smallmanz Well then, Billy: Please watch "The Ballad of Big Al" movie if you want to know about the *life (and death) of one Big Al* right...
@@rahadianaryo5979 I already did, it was a great movie :)
@@smallmanz And indeed, it is 😎👍! Then, Billy: So what's your opinion about the "Walking With Dinosaur Special: The Ballad of Big Al" movie right?
Amen! 😁
That Camptosaurus was Delicious!!!
Ha
***** oh fine everything's well! kids have just hatched, just now leaving them to my wife! hows your family? any trouble with the paralatitans?
***** You must be having it easy then! better watch out , if you eat to much you could eat them to extinction!
IM RIDING A SHARRRKKK SUCKKKAAASSS!!!!!
Deadly Dinamite vg wow. there's a translate button for your comment...
I love the way Planet Dinosaur depicted the allosaurus looks perfect
Camptosaurus: relied on its keen senses to avoid predators Also Camptosaurus: doesn’t notice massive Allosaurus moving towards it in a predominantly open and arid environment with minimal sensory distractions
@@Sim6dot9 old technology old depictions
They have to sleep sometime ?
@@ronaldgrove3283I was talking about the video itself, and that camptosaurus didn’t look particularly asleep to me
@@griffincrump5077 Well maybe it ate a bad plant and was inebriated ? The cameraman did take a closeup on its eyes and they did appear glassy ?
3:03 that jump scare it’s so terrifying
I watched this in like 2012 and now I’m watching in 2020 2020 anyone???
Yeah
Yes
Yeah I am watching in 2020
2014 and now watching this at 2020
Yeah
I am 14 now. And I remember watching this when I was younger. I was obsessed with dinasours and how beautiful they are. I used to collect dinasour toys and making my room a dinasour forest. And I remember building a whole world, including dinasours, humans, mermaids, animals, unicorns, cities, wars, zoos, castles, forests, oceans, deserts, beaches, the north pole. Using my imagination and my toys. I even made a wall separating this world from the bigger world. And making a world full of monsters and gods looking on the smaller world. Just like earth and space.
You just described my life. I'm also 14, came here to remember that time. Unfortunately, I have forgotten dinosaurs long ago, It's weird how these things change.
@@Ryan-mz4oe ye same here, and btw I'm 15 now 😊
Why do kids just tell their age when some comment tells theirs
Fr
@@GabiteEditzLeave em be. They ain't hurting anyone.
1:56 that zoom just made me laugh
I have watched some reviews on this documentary and they were harsher then I expected, particularly about the many sequences with analysis provided on the dinosaurs. I think that's actually a good thing, and it was made in quite an interesting and fascinating way that treated the dinosaurs like the great, superb animals that they were. Great documentary, I hope they will make more dinosaur documentaries, or any documentary that features prehistoric life would be cool
Agree, love this show.
Would love to see a saber tooth documentary
2:44 - 2:51 I was about to say RIP Camptosauarus.
Its a igunadon u dounut
@@fodszgae8123 no is campto
@@fodszgae8123 it camptosaurus you donut
The majority of Allosaurus paratype specimens are 9 meters in length based on measuring Scott Hartman's diagrams. The largest specimen is assigned to Epanterias amplexus, however, there are no valid diagnostic differences between Allosaurus fragilis and Epanterias amplexus. The only obvious difference is the size difference (9-10 meters for A. fragilis and 11-12 meters for E. amplexus). "Epanterias" is likely just a large individual of A. fragilis. On the other hand, Saurophaganax maximus varies from A. fragilis in chevron and vertebrae morphology (Saurophaganax supposedly has a more robust centra and diapophyses, and the chevrons superficially resemble knives, hence their referral as "meat-chopper chevrons"). It's unlikely that Epanterias amplexus is a valid distinction from Allosaurus fragilis, but the possibility is open for Saurophaganax maximus. The "head-as an-axe" adaptation in Allosaurus is described by Bakker as a departure from earlier and more conservative Jurassic Morrison Formation theropod dinosaurs (E.G Ceratosaurus, Megalosaurus, Torvosaurus). The paroccipital process in Tyrannosaurines and basal Megalosauroids and Ceratosaurians is augmented laterally (which is consistent with prey restraint and such) but in Allosaurus is augmented dorsoventrally, allowing for more efficient up-and-down movement of the craniocervical section (Bakker RT et al. 1998). The attachment point for M. longissimus capitis superficiallis is relatively low and is also augmented dorsoventrally (Snively et al. 2013), and the animal's artiomandibular joint and occiput allow it to gape its jaws at roughly 90 degrees. This adaptation is consistent with attacking prey an order of magnitude larger than the predator itself and is referred to by Bakker as "Brontophagy". The paroccipital process is also augmented dorsoventrally in the related Carcharodontosaurids (particularly Acrocanthosaurus and Giganotosaurus) but not to the same degree of extremity as Allosaurus. It's possible that Carcharodontosaurids sacrificed a bit of the paroccipital strength in exchange for more cutting efficient teeth, which can severe muscle and other layers of soft tissue with minimal effort. The muscular augmentation in the head and neck of Allosaurus is consistent with axe-style biting and also pull-feeding (which the program didn't mention). See Bakker RT (1998) for craniodental mechanics and Snively et al. 2013 for the analysis on M. Longissimus capitis superficiallis.
Luigi Gaskell While I do agree with you on the placement of AMNH 5767 within the Allosaurus genus, I have some doubts on it being a large individual of A. fragilis. Though the specimen shows no autapomorphies, it is about 3 million years younger than other A. fragilis specimens (Tithonian age). Also, the famous `Big Al´ skeleton, although a subadult with a length of around 7.5 meters, is estimated to be 87% the size of a fully grown individual (Rebecca R. Hanna 1999), meaning that an adult would be about 9 meters long. However, of course, this is just my opinion, and I may be wrong. Also, thank you for your comments. Though relatively recent, Planet Dinosaur already has some inaccuracies, and it's good to have someone clearing them up for others. I suggest you comment on the BBC's Walking With Dinosaurs videos too, since they are causing some misconceptions too.
Luigi Gaskell thank u i want to be a palaeontologist and thank u for the info i appreciate that
thanks
Inferno science, magic and Gaming if you talk like that you might want to give up on that career choice
LTG Super Fish lol
3:43 Damn that dinosaur dropped faster than a family guy character getting knocked over
"It's a question of Speed Vs Stamina" You got me there.
Huge respect to the cameraman the guy had to stand there 65 million years to get us this amazing footage
It’s an animation bruh
r/whoosh
@@truththenew2537 No shit lol
@@Ryan-mz4oe it’s ok,I know it’s just a joke now
@@truththenew2537 Ok, I just had to poke a litte fun at you but it's alright.
Such a brave cameraman. Huge respect!!!!
Invisible cameraman, Cameraman can also be a good meal.
*"iT iS jUsT cGi yOu sTuPiD"* - A Stupid Person, Probably
Overrated joke 😂
No, there wasn't any videos back then being videos are only about 150 years old. Humans could only report about them in the newspapers by drawing pictures of them
@@ronaldgrove3283someone didn't get the joke 💀
My favorite Dinosaur from now on... Allosaurus
I remember watching this YEARS ago and the fact that I remembered it and came back to design an optimal allosaur enclosure just shows that this show was AWESOME. Props to BBC for making this legend. Some points even still hold up today like the spino being mostly aquatic.
Saurophaganax is the most underrated dinosaur ever. It's an allosaur longer than Tyrannosaurus and no one knows about it. That's a shame.
yee
I wouldn’t say longer but okay, also it’s because people prefer dinosaurs with names that sound cool to the public, Saurph looks cool but alike deinocheirus it’s name keeps it in the depths of paleontology, prehistoric planet is representing both popular and uncommon dinosaurs so we may see it in prehistoric planet sometime.
I believe Saurophaganax was actually longer than Tyrannosaurus, it just didn't weigh anywhere near the same as it was built for speed like Allo, I THINK.
Saurophaganax is such an awesome name too
I really hope to see him in third season of prehistorical planet
Used its top jaw like an axe, huh? That's interesting.
Me running away from my dad before he's Chase me with a belt: 3:16
Watching a show of prey: RUN GO GO GO GOOO Watching a show of a predator: RIP HIM TO SHREDS!
I never knew allosaurus is an axe head
Thats a busted theory, only half true. It did use its neck muscles to inflict damage like a komodo dragon, but it didnt bash its head forcefully. Its something I dont like about these documentaries, they state like facts things tbat are only suggested and being investogated
@@eduardofreitas8336 Two points. 1) The theory on it having a bite as strong as a lion is also wrong. Those that proposed the hatchet theory compared it to numerous large cats. The lion was not one of them. It's bite is closer to a Tiger's (about 1000 vs a Lion's 600-700). 2) It was more likely that it used its strong neck muscles to thrash around its head after biting. It's teeth are unusual in that they are saw ridged on both sides of its teeth, so it's far more likely that it bit a vital point like the neck, then shredded it by thrashing around. That's far more plausible than the silly hatchet theory.
@Redmond秘Official axel is my friends name lol
Sure! Allosauridae LizzieBordenae!
You could say he's "ax-crazy".
You should've added the part with Saurophaganax.
That was only media appearance.
Yeah you're right
I dont know why but the background music during the start as the allo is ambushing is so good, the bell like sounds are just so good
Credits to the camera man for waiting 65 million years no wonder he’s immortal
I love the Allosaurus. It's ability to be large but lean and agile. He isn't a specialist like the T rex. It's a more Jack of all trades, my favorite classes in games. He truely is the lion of the Jurassic.
^^]
2:02 When you hear your mom's car pull up and you haven't done the dishes
3:55 DAMN US BOTH😂🤣
Holy Jesus Christ! The suspense was tense. That’s a horror movie jumpscare 😳
Allosaurus is my favorite dinosaur
My favorite dinosaur.
***** I was unaware of that. Thank you.
***** TheBigSuegroski you can actually get a highly accurate scaled version which is much smaller and comes with a wooden base along with a metal plaque! The full skeleton or the skull alone from www.dinostoreus.com :D
Luke Hill Did you see the latest development on velicoraptors? They were like hyper aggressive birds with teeth. Put THAT in a movie! I'd watch the crap out of it haha.
Luke Hill www.smithsonianmag.com/videos/category/3play_1/what-jurassic-park-got-wrong-about-raptors/?no-ist
Luke Hill Little snippet. Hope you enjoy it!
Camptosaurus: *intense fear of something* 2:50 1 second later: “Oh hewo thewe!” .1 seconds later: *WHAT DA FU-*
3:32 SAVAGE!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks to The Ballad of Big Al, Jurassic Fight Club (The Bloodiest Battle) and this series, Allosaurus fragilis has become my favorite Jurassic theropod! It was really "the lion of the Jurassic"! Thanks for posting it, BBC! GROOOOOOOAAAAAAAAR!!!
Marcos Pinheiro lions SUCK!!
Titanoboa 6 tails yeah they suck like u dumbass
It’s my favorite Dino
@@titanoboa6powers495 no!
3:46 ----- Camptosaurus: HOW COULD THIS HAPPEN TO ME? I'VE MADE MY MISTAKES! GOT NOWHERE TO GO! THE DAY GOES ON AS I'M FADING AWAY!
3:55 Uh oh, I spilt my cranberry juice
Allosaurus, my favourite of all the dinosaurs.
Allossauro my favorit dinosaur :D
usuario do youtube same
Me too
My too and eu sou br.
It's my second favourite carnivore.
You know what TheGamingBeaver is right never trust a allosaur
LOL. I used to watch that channel when I was 9-10. Maybe I should come back to it.
I love allosaurus it’s such a cool and unique dinosaur with its method of hunting is amazing and the fact that they can hunt in packs is amazing
Much of what you see on these dinosaurs is speculation. Just because it had a head that could withstand blows Doesn't mean that it chopped like an ax. Pretty awesome dinosaur though
There's no evidence that they hunted in packs.
1:45: Best part.
3:38 Lol this was so trippy
Camposaurus: NOOO PLEASE YOU WANT MEAT? I GOT MEAT Allosaurus:TIME TO DIE BI***!! Camposaurus: NOOOO PLEASE HAVE MERCY!! Allosaurus:*bloody murdur*
Camptosaurus: GOODBYE WORLD Allosaurus: hmm tasty
lol
CAMPTOSAURUS in 2:53 : OHHHH SHITT IM GONNA DIE *Camptosaurus 2 pops out* CAMPTOSAURUS: .... *Allosaurus attacks Camptosauruses* Allosaurus: DUMB GIRL CAMPTOSAURUS: CLEVER GIRL!!!!!!!!!
Camptosaurus: AHH AFGHFHSJJWHAN oh wait nvm Allosaurus: SUPRISE MOTHERFUCKER Both of the camptosaurus: OHHHHHHH MYY GAWWWWWDDDDDD (that oh my god) GOTTA GO FAST Allosaurus: GET OVER HERE Camptosaurus: GOTTA GO- OH MY GOD Allosaurus: FUCK YEAH Camptosaurus: NO NO PLEASE HAVE MERCY Allosaurus: NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM NOM Camptosaurus: AHHH *Later* Saurophaganax: SURPRISE MOTHERFUCKER Allosaurus: AHHHHHH AHH (That's the goat scream) ARE YOU GONNA BROKE MY HEAD? Saurophaganax: Yeah lol Allosaurus: OK OK YOU CAN HAVE THIS CARCASS
let me continue it Saurophoganax: Thx wats ur name? mine is Phuc dat Bich Allosaurus: my name is JOHN CENA *Saurophoganax died* Allosaurus: jk lol at least his ded *eats* *CONTINUED BY ANOTHER USER*
Trex:I am big and stronk Allo:I AM SPEED!!!!
Postosuchus: *Phatethic*
The quality of cgi in this documentary is astonishing to me, considering how old this is
Yeah! Feels more like 2022 than 2011 tbh
3:03 You after your mother finds out that you repeated the year
This is why Allosaurus is one of my favorite dinosaurs
This was my one of my top 5 shows growing up so glad to see it again
This chase was a classic also the music was perfect
Glad you showed an accurate hunt 11 years ago. At that time, foolish people use to think Allosaurus or any theropod can easily single handedly hunt down adult stegosaurus and giant sauropods and all such strong and highly defensive herbivore.
I remember when this first came out and I would watch this after school good memories
I know
Same brow 🥺❤️
I miss this program
Planet Dinosaur remains in my opinion the greatest Dinosaur Documentary ever made, the perfect blend of epic Dinosaur Cinematography and interesting Palaeontology.
Its age does show a lot with the outdated science, like the long-legged Spinosaurus model, Sinornithosaurus having a venomous bite, and the Allosaurus swinging its head down on prey like a hatchet. I wouldn't say it's the best dinosaur documentary. I'd say Prehistoric Planet is better, partly because the CGI and animal designs are as good as they can get, but mainly because most of it focuses on multiple aspects of life. Not all of it focuses on just predator-prey relationships, there's also courtship, symbiosis, child rearing, power struggles, etc.
In my opinion Walking With Dinosaurs is the best.
Alosaurus win! fatality!
Allosaurus had never been so happy to read the comments before.
*Allosaurus* is a *Bautiful* predator !! The Tiger of the Jurassic period.
Allosaurus is my favorite carnivorous dinosaur. Pretty unique and underrated
2:55 Camptosaurus 2:Hi. Camptosaurus 1:Oh,it's you.pheww,I thought you were a predator. 3:03 Allosaurus:HELLO.
I don’t have to run faster than the Allosaurus, I just have to run faster than you.
The Allosaurus is my favorite dinosaur
3:04
0:48 when u know it’s a free 50 pot
I love these dinosaur facts, it makes me so curious which then again makes me want to learn more
I used to watch this when I was a kid, and I never realized how graphic it actually was XD I was just a innocent 5 year old that loved dinosaurs XD
Some dinosaur trynna get some food in the fridge at 2AM Camera man:
3:50 "hey bruh" 3:53 "what" 3:54 "vibe check"
lmao
Allosaurus: hey little friend let me “Axe” you a question before it’s the end of you. The prey: wh...what do you mean ahhhhh
Allosaurus: Wait! Lemme *axe* you something!
2:53 *Hey whats up Guys, its Scarce here.*
2:12- this is legit terrifying lol
Wow, such a freaky method! It's so neat!!!
Its not the bite,it's the force of the bite when it kills.
Henry Masson so it is the bite.
Allosaurus: Your ass is grass and I'm mowing the lawn Camptosaurus: What is this 'grass' that you speak of? Allosaurus: ...Shut up and die, meat. Camptosaurus: Oh yeah, real matu-ARGH AGH OH GOD MY SPLEEN-gurk. Allosaurus: Nom nom.
I love BBC Dokus and this is one of the best after the Walking with series. Great Mix of information, high class Animation and on top a very good narator.
My Favorite Scene
Massive respect for the person who went back in time 65 million years and risked their life for a video.
💀
@Halo *150 million years
65 million years ago? That is paleogene
Man I love this, both entertaining and informative
Allo has always been my favorite dinosaur since the late sixties. ♥️🙏
damn didnt know nostalgia existed for bbc
I remember seeing this documentary back in 2013 (it was a 9-year-old boy who loved dinosaurs), yep it's nostalgic
My friend chasing my girlfriend: 3:09
Bro what 💀
When I was younger I would watch this channel all the time!
(Spinosaurus randomly comes in) Allosaurus:hi Spinosaurus: hello my name is slappy Allosaurus: cool name wa- **SLASH**